Highlights from this issue

All you need is nitrous

We are privileged to publish a wonderful randomised controlled trial this month. Seiler et al randomised children undergoing painful procedures under sedation with 70% nitrous oxide to receive additional intranasal fentanyl or a placebo. They assessed pain and sedation scale during the following 12 hours, which is quite an undertaking. Ultimately, this was a negative trial: intranasal fentanyl made no difference. So, will this trial win you over to nitrous oxide 70%? Will you abandon intranasal fentanyl? To make your decision, you'll need to read the full paper!

Precision emergency medicine: a new approach

When preparing this month's primary survey, I was pleasantly surprised to see Charles Reynard's paper on the list for the March edition. I am privileged to be Charles' supervisor and senior author, and in this issue the journal features a paper that testifies to Charles' hard work and...

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